choosy

Preposition: about

• soil: It is particularly worthwhile because it flowers from late spring through to autumn and isn't too choosy about soil.

Used with adjective complement

• become: In order to replace leavers, companies become less choosy in the agents they recruit.

Modifying Another Word

• very: The answer lies in being very choosy about the sort of paint you use.
• too: It is particularly worthwhile because it flowers from late spring through to autumn and isn't too choosy about soil.
• not: However, he had the reputation of being a bit of an adventurer and not choosy about ways and means.
• quite: For some reason, Solaris's USB drivers are quite choosy about what storage devices they will accept.
• increasingly: The need to move toward images and resonate with the new, discerning and increasingly choosy customers.
• much: Thus females generally need to be much choosier about who they mate with.